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Habitats Regulations Assessment for the East Marine Plans
Assessment of scenarios for ownership and management arrangements and proposals for better collaboration in marine research.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2011/2012 lists all current marine projects.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2010/2011 lists all current marine projects.
Report detailing findings and recommendations on the review of Natural England’s tendering and consultation processes for SACs.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2009/2010 lists all current marine projects.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2008/2009 lists all current marine projects.
Scientific peer reviewed multidisciplinary handbook on the current understanding of the influences on the Hyporheic Zone.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2007/2008 lists all current marine projects.
This report summarises what is known about the effect of temperature on various life-history stages salmonids native to the streams and rivers of England.
The Marine Science Yearbook 2006/2007 lists all current marine projects.
Results of a study which was carried out to examine the feasibility of using alternative energy sources to provide power for navigation services in the Operations Region of the Environment Agency.
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